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== Key Players and Commercial Landscape ==
== Key Players and Commercial Landscape ==
Several companies and research groups are active in LFD development:
Several companies and research groups are active in LFD development:
* '''[[Looking Glass Factory]]:''' Leader in desktop/tabletop glasses-free LFDs (Looking Glass Portrait, 27", 65") for creators and enterprises.<ref name="LookingGlass27"/><ref name="LookingGlassSoftware"/>
* '''[[Leia Inc.]]:''' Develops LFD technology for mobile devices (for example Lume Pad), monitors, and automotive, often switchable between 2D and 3D LFD modes.<ref name="LeiaVerge"/> Acquired competitor Dimenco.
* '''[[CREAL]]:''' Swiss startup focused on compact near-eye LFD modules for AR/VR glasses aiming to solve VAC.<ref name="CrealRoadToVR"/>
* '''[[CREAL]]:''' Swiss startup focused on compact near-eye LFD modules for AR/VR glasses aiming to solve VAC.<ref name="CrealRoadToVR"/>
* '''[[Light Field Lab]]:''' Developing large-scale, modular "holographic" LFD panels (SolidLight™) based on proprietary [[Waveguide (optics)|waveguide]] technology.<ref name="LightFieldLabTech"/><ref name="LightFieldLabSolidLightPR"/>
* '''[[Light Field Lab]]:''' Developing large-scale, modular "holographic" LFD panels (SolidLight™) based on proprietary [[Waveguide (optics)|waveguide]] technology.<ref name="LightFieldLabTech"/><ref name="LightFieldLabSolidLightPR"/>
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